1194. Juge, Dick. The Historic Northwest Passage and the C.G.C. Storis – The Story of a Young Man Growing up in the Coast Guard in the 1950s. AuthorHouse. 2007.
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1194. Juge, Dick. The Historic Northwest Passage and the C.G.C. Storis – The Story of a Young Man Growing up in the Coast Guard in the 1950s. AuthorHouse. 2007.
1194. Juge, Dick. The Historic Northwest Passage and the C.G.C. Storis – The Story of a Young Man Growing up in the Coast Guard in the 1950s. AuthorHouse. 2007. 300p. Soft wraps. In 1955 Dick Juge dropped out of his final semester of high school to join the Coast Guard in time to qualify for the Korean Conflict GIBill. This book takes you on his journey through the Coast Guard enlistment and training process, and then on voyages aboard three Coast Guard Cutters: Sebago out of Mobile, Alabams, Storis in Alaska, and Duane from Boston. The author tells of boot camp mishaps, formidable icebergs, liberty adventures, and much more as we accompany him in his career. You will feel like a member of the crew aboard an icebreaker as it crosses the Arctic. Good reading. (M). $35.